Deep Paint 2 (NB not Deep Paint 3D) released as freeware

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This is the lesser-endowed of the two DP programs, without the ability
to paint directly onto 3D surfaces. It's still an excellent paint
program, though. Right Hemisphere have stopped developing and
supporting it, to the extent that there's no mention of it on their
site.

The download.com address for review and downloading is here:

http://www.download.com/Deep-Paint/3000-2191_4-10398243.html?tag=lst-2-7

Quote:

"Deep Paint offers a realistic painting experience for digital artists
and graphics professionals. Deep Paint intergrates stroke-by-stroke
artistic photo-cloning, fully editable brush and canvas settings, and
paint functionality for realistic and stunning paint effects.
Experience thickly textured oils, bold acrylics, and dramatic
watercolors. Deep paint simplifies your artistic workflow as a
Photoshop plug-in or standalone application, with special support for
the Wacom Intuos or compatible pressure sensitive pad."
 
This is the lesser-endowed of the two DP programs, without the ability
to paint directly onto 3D surfaces. It's still an excellent paint
program, though. Right Hemisphere have stopped developing and
supporting it, to the extent that there's no mention of it on their
site.

The download.com address for review and downloading is here:

http://www.download.com/Deep-Paint/3000-2191_4-10398243.html?tag=lst-2-7

Quote:

"Deep Paint offers a realistic painting experience for digital artists
and graphics professionals. Deep Paint intergrates stroke-by-stroke
artistic photo-cloning, fully editable brush and canvas settings, and
paint functionality for realistic and stunning paint effects.
Experience thickly textured oils, bold acrylics, and dramatic
watercolors. Deep paint simplifies your artistic workflow as a
Photoshop plug-in or standalone application, with special support for
the Wacom Intuos or compatible pressure sensitive pad."
Commencing April 2005, a special freeware version of Deep Paint will be
available at www.downloads.com.

http://www.righthemisphere.com/forum/announcement.php?s=1a7e385538ee87cdeb9979ef34ce8066&forumid=50
 
This is the lesser-endowed of the two DP programs, without the ability
to paint directly onto 3D surfaces. It's still an excellent paint
program, though. Right Hemisphere have stopped developing and
supporting it, to the extent that there's no mention of it on their
site.

The download.com address for review and downloading is here:

http://www.download.com/Deep-Paint/3000-2191_4-10398243.html?tag=lst-2-7

Quote:

"Deep Paint offers a realistic painting experience for digital artists
and graphics professionals. Deep Paint intergrates stroke-by-stroke
artistic photo-cloning, fully editable brush and canvas settings, and
paint functionality for realistic and stunning paint effects.
Experience thickly textured oils, bold acrylics, and dramatic
watercolors. Deep paint simplifies your artistic workflow as a
Photoshop plug-in or standalone application, with special support for
the Wacom Intuos or compatible pressure sensitive pad."
Commencing April 2005, a special freeware version of Deep Paint will be
available at www.downloads.com.

http://www.righthemisphere.com/forum/announcement.php?s=1a7e385538ee87cdeb9979ef34ce8066&forumid=50

Warning: 58.08MB Download
 
Mel said:
Commencing April 2005, a special freeware version of Deep Paint will
be available at www.downloads.com.

http://www.righthemisphere.com/forum/announcement.php?s=1a7e385538ee87
cdeb9979ef34ce8066&forumid=50

Warning: 58.08MB Download

I have just tried it for an hour.

It is well worth the download size. It is an incredible paint program.
The brushes are very lifelike, try the wet materials - oil brushes
section.
It is like playing with floating mixed color on a palette or a canvas
in real life.

It has layers and lighting, and many other advanced features.
I use it under win98se, and I assume it runs well under later windows
versions too.

Pixia is fast, small, and very competent for its size.

Deep Paint is more advanced than Pixia,
mainly the brushes which are a lot more advanced than Pixia's.
Interface similar to The Gimp och Photoshop.
Floating tool windows.
 
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